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My first question would be is the user logging on Locally to the machine or onto the domain? If running locally then make sure within computer management that on the users profile tab there is no login script. Also like bcastner said run commands.

What you can do is download the Microsoft 2000 Resource Kit or download just the sleep.exe from http://www.computerhope.com/download/utility/sleep.exe The command you would use then is sleep #seconds Ping site.com sleep 15 ping site2.com This would sleep for 15 seconds before ping site2 Or...

This is how I setup one of my files. @SET directory=directory where DLLs are held @SET WTEMP=%systemroot%\temp @SET WROOT=%SYSTEMROOT%\SYSTEM32 ECHO ---[ Pushes directory files to text file ]--- @dir %directory%\*.dll /B >%wtemp%\directoryfilesREG.txt You can also add in right after the...

In the [DATA] section do you have UnattendedInstall=Yes I would also take a look at this forum http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=32800

Is the server connected to the network just not the domain? If so is it obtaining an IP address? If connected to the LAN you should be able to access that station by the station name UNC. You will not be able to put in your domain account to login but you should be able to put in an account...

As long as the machine executing the command is XP this will work TASKKILL /S COMPUTERNAME /U USERNAME /IM MSNMSGS.EXE COMPUTERNAME is the name of machine that the process is running on. USERNAME is the user which should execute the command. MSNMSGS.EXE is the EXE that runs MSN Messenger and...

It sounds like the path statement is messed up. Can you run the ipconfig command from the c:\winnt\system32 directory?

You can also use UNCs to do this without having any drives mapped @echo off copy /b *.* \\computername\sharename

In IE propertities is Outlook Express the default mail client? Also is the user doing send to mail recipient?

I think you are looking for this document http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011402621033.aspx titled Helping Users Avoid Junk E-mail Messages in Outlook 2003

I believe you are talking about outlook today plus having your own PST files. Outlook XP and 2003 automatically Alpha these files. So you have to rearrange the files by changing the PST names. There is no real fix for it that I have found. To change the PST names you can do the following...

Yes mail signature. But what I am looking for is once you create your signature where is it held. Like with Outlook it creates a TXT, RTF, and HTML and then the registry points the program to those files. With outlook express it holds it in the registry with String values.

Does anyone know where the Signatures are held? Are they in the registry, in a file, on the server, or where?

I found some good information on the following website: http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/addauto.htm

Try this On the users station Change the print driver to an HP LJ 4. Make sure that within the RDP client on the Local Resources Tab that Printer redirection is enabled. Also with AD on the environment tab that client devices That connect client printers at logon is enabled and also enabled...

I had the same problem with a user on one of my Terminal Servers boxes. Could not delete or do anything with the "sending" email. Close out of outlook all together. Create a new PST through mail setup in control panel and then mark the new PST as the receiving PST in mail accounts. Remove...

When upgrading from previous versions of Outlook to Outlook 2003 it upgrades the program and leaves the PST file alone which would leave it in Outlook 97 - 2002 Personal Folders File. Here is how to check what version they are using: Open Outlook Goto Tools - Options Click on Mail Setup tab...